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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 2010
Page
4
The Gazette editors express skepticism about two FCC proposals to enforce non discrimination and traffic transparency. They warn such rules could degrade service and hamper private investment while highlighting rural health care and economic development needs. Dawn Ringer cautions data anarchy risk.
Community letters oppose federal funding for the Sutliff Bridge, urging funds be redirected to highway repair and infrastructure instead. The column also highlights appreciation for same sex marriage and lauds Dr DeAnn Fitzgerald and Spanda Inc for charitable work in Cedar Rapids, Eye Care Kenya, and Vision in Motion.
A Republican critique argues that health care reform is being sabotaged by the GOP while Obama pushes for the plan's passage. The letter highlights reconciliation use by Republicans versus Democrats and notes political stakes tied to the midterm elections and public approval.
Glenn E. Chatfield’s letter urges Christians to accept God’s word on gays. Readers note his repeated focus, urging tolerance and quoting biblical injunctions to judge not and love your neighbor. The piece reflects ongoing local dialogue on equality in Iowa.
The essay argues Kathryn Bigelow’s Best Director win is a milestone that masks ongoing age and gender bias in Hollywood. It notes the Oscars favored men and questions the industry’s progress toward normalizing women in leadership roles and across departments.
GUEST COLUMN urges Iowa lawmakers to reject replacing Harlan and Kirkwood statues in the U S Capitol with Norman Borlaug. The piece highlights Harlan and Kirkwood as early Iowa leaders, notes their roles in education, Civil War governance, and federal policy, and argues to preserve their Capitol statues.
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